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AMADA WELD TECH glovebox enclosures provide a sealed work area for manufacturing and processing parts in a controlled atmosphere. Integrated glove ports allow operators to handle components without opening the enclosure, while pass-through chambers with interlocking doors provide a controlled method for transferring parts and materials into and out of the work area.
Glovebox enclosures can be used as stand-alone controlled workspaces or configured with atmospheric control systems and integrated manufacturing equipment, including parallel seam sealers, projection welders, and laser systems.
AMADA WELD TECH glovebox enclosures can be integrated with manufacturing equipment to allow welding and sealing operations to take place within the controlled atmosphere.
Equipment options include:
Integrating the processing equipment directly into the enclosure allows part handling, positioning, welding, and sealing to be performed without removing sensitive components from the controlled environment.
Glovebox configuration depends on the manufacturing process, equipment, parts, and workspace required for the application. Important considerations include:
AMADA WELD TECH offers glovebox enclosure configurations ranging from entry-level systems to advanced glovebox welding systems, allowing the enclosure and processing equipment to be matched to the application.
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